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Toward a Critique of Inclusivity in Architecture. The Curator's Reflections on the Special: A Rereading of the Contributions with Emerging Themes
In the contemporary architectural landscape, the question of inclusivity no longer emerges as a sectoral or normative issue, but as a foundational paradigm capable of rethinking the entire…
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Public heritage: accessibility is a form of citizenship
Accessibility to monumental heritage offers some of the most concrete answers to a demand for citizenship that remains largely unmet. There's much to learn from what already exists...
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Aimi Hamraie: Designing for those on the margins
In an interview by Chiara Alessi, Aimi H.—a scholar, activist, and professor at Vanderbilt University—guides us into the thinking of…
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Playgrounds, places necessary for inclusion
Playgrounds and inclusion: Adolfo Baratta’s contribution in the special ‘Architecture and inclusiveness’, edited by us for the Giornale dell’architettura. In the twelfth…
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De Rosa: We need a hyposensory architecture
In the tenth meeting of the series for Il Giornale dell’Architettura, we talk with Federico De Rosa, an autistic activist and writer, to understand how architecture can…
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Inclusive design in architecture schools
“Inclusiveness should be a transversal skill, like ethics or sustainability.” Valeria Tatano, professor at the Iuav University of Venice, writes it clearly in…
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